Recycling center in Tulsa, OK

Tulsa Indoor Dump

1150 N Peoria Ave Tulsa OK 74106 USA

4.4 (137 reviews)

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About this center

Tulsa Indoor Dump has run as the city's drive-through transfer station since 1987, under state license TS3572037 and operated by Tulsa Recycle & Transfer, an American Waste Control company. Everything the landfill takes, the indoor dump takes: household and commercial waste, construction and demolition material, tires, mattresses and futons, and large appliances with the freon removed. Pickups, cars, SUVs, cargo vans, and small box trucks back into a five-door Dump-N-Go area, and larger loads cross the scale. Mr. Murph recycling bins at the entrance off North Peoria Avenue take paper, cardboard, plastic bottles and containers, and steel and aluminum cans. Limbs, trunks, and stumps are accepted within posted size limits, but root balls are not. Payment is by debit or credit card only, and the site refuses hazardous, industrial, and infectious waste, asbestos, batteries, and liquid paint.

Materials accepted & services

Transfer Station Construction Debris Tires Mattresses Appliances Cardboard Paper Yard Waste

Services offered

Indoor drive-through dump
Dump-N-Go pickup truck area
Mr. Murph recycling bins
Scale weigh-in
Pull-off with chain service
Card-only payment

Areas served

Tulsa

Not accepted

Hazardous wasteIndustrial wasteInfectious biomedical wasteAsbestosBatteriesLiquid paintCompressed gas cylindersRoot balls

Frequently asked questions

Does Tulsa Indoor Dump accept cash?

No. The site takes debit and credit cards only, and it holds the card and ID on loads that weigh out.

What can I recycle at Tulsa Indoor Dump?

Mr. Murph recycling bins near the entrance take paper, cardboard, plastic bottles and containers, and steel and aluminum cans.

Does Tulsa Indoor Dump take large appliances?

Yes, large appliances are accepted for a fee, but the freon must be removed before the site takes them.

Is Tulsa Indoor Dump open on Saturday?

Yes. Tulsa Indoor Dump is open 8 AM to 12:30 PM on Saturdays, based on its listed hours. Hours can change around holidays, so call ahead to confirm.

Is Tulsa Indoor Dump open on Sunday?

Tulsa Indoor Dump lists itself as closed on Sundays. Hours can change around holidays, so call ahead to confirm.

Reviews & pricing

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Daniel Peters

9 months ago

Review

So Easy! I only had a small F150 truck bed worth of junk. I know I could have done it cheaper further out of town but this was incredibly simple and easy and I didn't have to drive out of town or take a highway. Just backed in and dumped...or throw in the case of my son.

a month ago

Review

I showed up with a small bit of stuff to throw away in my toyota truck. They wanted $50 as a flat rate! I drove the f away.

Matthew Jones

11 months ago

Review

First time to the Indoor Dump today. I had a pickup with two trash cans that hadn't been picked up by the city along with some other junk left by renters when they moved out. Process was very straight-forward. There was a little bit of a wait to get everyone thru the weigh-in station. But when it was my turn it went fairly quick. Pull up on the scales and they charged me $50 and told me to back up to one of the lettered doors. Super easy. 5 minutes later I had my stuff dumped and was on my way out. This was a much nicer experience then other places I've been. It was near to my location but I'd still probably make the drive here even if it wasn't close. Everything was cement and no getting stuck in the mud. Totally worth it... and seemed reasonable on price to me. definite 5-star experience.

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